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SUFC News: United end Spanish training camp with win as new season prep steps up – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield United rounded off their pre-season training camp in Spain with a 2-1 friendly win over La Liga side Levante, keeping their summer preparations unbeaten as manager Chris Wilder continues to build fitness and combinations ahead of the new season. The result, played behind closed doors near Valencia, marked United’s second victory in three pre-season…
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‘Asia will become one of the primary drivers of global touring rather than simply a destination on international routes.’
Music Business Worldwide’s “Trailblazers” series profiles Tommy Jinho Yoon, founder and CEO of Korean promoter International Creative Agency (ICA), who argues that Asia is shifting from being a touring destination to becoming a central driver of the global live music business. He points to growing government backing across Southeast Asia, exemplified by Thailand’s leadership publicly…
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Influencer, 30, dies after horror head-on bike crash involving former Olympian during her HONEYMOON
A 30-year-old influencer has died following a horrific head-on collision with a former Olympic cyclist while cycling in Italy during her honeymoon. The crash has drawn widespread attention both because of the victim’s public profile and the tragic timing, occurring during what should have been a celebratory trip for the newlywed couple. Details of the…
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BBC Names New Docs Chief
The BBC has appointed Poppy Dixon, former head of documentaries at Sky, as its new Head of Documentaries, taking over Britain’s most prominent role in the genre from Clare Sillery, who left the corporation earlier this year after a long tenure. The move is significant for British broadcasting because Dixon is widely regarded as one…
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The Shaughraun review – comic antics and roguish charm in a divided Ireland
This review covers Druid theatre company’s staging of Dion Boucicault’s 1874 comic melodrama The Shaughraun at Town Hall theatre, Galway, directed by Garry Hynes. The production is praised for balancing whimsy with sincerity while honouring Boucicault’s historical significance as a playwright whose work once dazzled 19th-century audiences in New York and London, and for highlighting…
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id Software Defends Studio Despite Unions’ Unfair Labor Complaints Over Xbox Restructuring
Microsoft’s Xbox layoffs have sparked conflicting narratives about their impact. id Software director Hugo Martin has publicly disputed claims that the Doom and Quake creator has been severely damaged by the cuts, reject
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Daughter of murdered MP says Ann Widdecombe’s killing is like a ‘sick dream’ and shows nothing has changed since his death
The daughter of murdered Conservative MP Sir David Amess has said the killing of Ann Widdecombe left her feeling as though she was living through a “sick dream”, arguing that it shows little has changed in the years since her father’s death. Sir David was fatally stabbed during a constituency surgery in 2021, an attack…
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Iran claims bold attack on US airbase and more top headlines
This is a roundup from Fox News’ morning newsletter, “Fox News First”, highlighting the top stories and headlines it says readers need to know to start the day. The lead item reports that Iran has claimed responsibility for an attack on a US airbase in Bahrain, amid heightened tensions following recent US military action against…
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Inside Opus Dei: New On The Case podcast reveals how a Daily Mail reporter infiltrated shadowy Catholic sect accused of enslaving young women
A new episode of the Daily Mail’s On The Case podcast reveals how reporter Jordana Seal went undercover to investigate Opus Dei, the secretive Catholic organisation long accused of exploiting young women. Founded in Madrid in 1928 by priest Josemaría Escrivá, later canonised as a saint, Opus Dei presents itself as helping ordinary Catholics find…
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POLL OF THE DAY: Should Britain give Pakistan £153million in foreign aid?
The Daily Mail is running a reader poll asking whether Britain should give Pakistan £153million in foreign aid, a question raised alongside a related story about Pakistan blaming the UK for the crimes of a Rochdale grooming gang leader. The poll invites public opinion on continued UK aid spending to Pakistan against a backdrop of…